BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DE
BIRTHS.
On the 25111 July, at Treace, Scilly. the Wife of the Rev. Crum*, of a son.
On the 31st, in George Street, Hanover Square, the Lady RA daughter. still-born.
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On the let August. at Rochester. the Lady of Sir GASPARD La MARCUM'S. K.C.S.F., fec.. Lieutenant-Colonel commanding the Ninty.uitith Regiment, of a daughter. On the let, at Northwiek Terrace, Maida Hill. Mrs E. Id. Rain, of a son and heir. On the 2d. In Britton Street, Berkeley Square, the Viscountess Newels of a WTI. On the 3d, at Moseley Rectory, Salop, the Hon. Mrs. ORLANDO Falun-ER, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
On the 20th July, at the parieli-chnrch. Charlton Kings. Gloucestershire. Iuwor GRANT DE LONOCIEUIL. Esq., only sou of the Baron de Longneull, of Lougueuil. Canada, to Hamner, second daughter of the late Frind Cregoe Colmore, Esq., of Moor-End, Gloucestershire. On the 21st, at Clifton, the Rev. GttnEter Warn, HEaritcorE, Fellow of Winchester College. to Clues ROSALIE, youngest daughter of the late Venerable Archdeacon Sten. house Vigor. On the 26th, at Paris. OSCAR °WOLK. Esq., Gentleman of the Bedchamber, Captain in his Majesty the King of Denmark's Life Guards, and Knight of the Dannebrog. to ADELAIDE MARIA, the daughter of George B. Kelly. Esq., of Acton. Middlesex. On the 27th, at Birkhill, ALEXANDER Sums Esq.. Writer to the Signet. Edinburgh, to MARGARET LOTIISA, eldest daughter of the late H. Wedderburn. Esq., of Wedderbuns On the 27th, at Christ Church. Cambridge, the Rev. J. M. NEALE. B.A.. of Trinity College. Cambridge. to SARAH NOR)AAN, second daughter of the late Rev.Thumas Web- ster, B.D.. Rector of St. Botolph's. Cambridge, and Vicar of Oukington. On the 1st August, at St. James's Church, Lieutetiant-Colonel Fenn. to ELLEN, Relict of the late W. B. Elwyn. Esq.. D.C.L.. of York Terrace. Regent's Park. On the 1st, at St. George's. Hanover Square. Captain Etturr. eldest son of the Hon. Rear-Admiral Elliot, C.A., to HERSEY SUSAN SIDNEY WM:WHOPS. only daughter of the late Lieutenant Colonel Wauchope. of Ni44rieMarischall, Mid Lothian, North Britain. and niece of Sir David Baird, Bart.. of Newbs th. On the 2d. at St. George's, Hanover Srniare, Joss BARING. Esq., of Oakwood. Sussex, third son of Sir Thomas Baring, Bart., to Castaterrn Aexus, eldest daughter of the Rev. George Percher. of Maiden Erlegh, Berks. On the 2d. at Trinity Church, Bath, WILLIAM SOMERSET, Esq., second son of the Bight Hon. and Iter. Lord William Somerset. and grandson of Henry fifth Duke of Beaufort. to HELEN, only daughter of the late Captain Donald. of her Majesty's Ninety- fourth Regiment. On the 2d. at St. George's. Hanover Square, Major GAGE, of the Scots Fusileer Guards, to Hemmer-Ts MARY. daughter of Lord F. Beauclerk. On the 2d, at St. Giles's. Northampton, the Rev. JAMF.S THOMAS BnovrrrE. of Bramp- ton. Hunts, to SARAH Emsamern, eldest daughter of Major-General Greenstreet, of the East India Company's Service. At the same time. HENRY JOHN, second son of Major- General Greenstreet. to Ators MASSA. second daughter of the late Rev. W. M. M.Quire. of Liverpool. On the 3d. at St. George's, Hanover Square. the Right Hon. Lord TESIPLEMORE, to MISS PAGET, daughter of Lady Augusta and the late General Sir Arthur Paget, and niece of the Marquis of Anglesea.
On the 3d, at Peterborough. the Rev. HENRY RAYMOND &twines, M.A., of Ema- nuel College, Cambridge. and of Herringswell. Suffolk, to EMILY. youngest daughter of the late Rev. R. Roberts, D.D., Rector of Barnwell and Wadenhoe, Northampton. On the 4th. at All Saints' District Church of Croydon. the Right Hon. the Earl Comtwaxis, to Juus, fourth daughter of Thomas Bacon, Esq., of Redlands, Berks.
DEATHS.
On the 8th March. at the New Zealand Company's settlement of Nelson, New Zealand, Haase ANSEL° BELL; in his 21st year. On the 16th, in the Bay of Bengal, on board the Carnatic. Bloom TRAVERS EALES, an Assistant-Surgeon on the Bengal Establishment, youngest son of the Rev. W. Eales, of Ide, near Exeter ; in his 25th year.
On the 23d July, at Farnham, the lies-. W. HEIRDIB Losanswros, third son of the Right Hon. S. R. Lushington, and Rector of Ensiling. in Kent. On the 26th, at his house. York Buildings, Major THOMAS DODD, late of the Royal Artillery; in his 75th year.
On the 30th, at am:lists Bonsai. Wawa Butscowx. Esq., of Hayes, Middlesex; in his 77th year. On the 30th, at Holland Lodge, near Edinburgh, Colonel WALKER, the Military Lieuteuant Governor of Sheerness, at an advanced age. The deceased offieer was. with the exception of the Earl of Lansdale aud one or two others, the oldest officer of Literati's in the service. his commission being dated in 1803. The appointment is a sinecure, and will probably not be filled up.
Cu the 30th, at Edinburgh, Colonel Sir ALEXANDER ANDERSON, C.B.. at au advanced age. Ile was one of the veterans of the Peninsular war, entered the Army in 1801; received decorations for his services at Badajos, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyreuees, Nivelle, Orthes. and Toulouse; knighted 1831. On the 31st, CassetEs FREDERICK Everts, fourth sou of T. B. Evans, Esq., of Dean House, Oxford, and of North Tuddenham, Norfolk.
On the 31st, at Cambridge Terrace, Camden Town. EL/ZABETH, Relict of Lieut.. Colonel Cleeve. R.A. ; in her 50th year. On the 31st. Mrs. SIMPSON. Relict of Mr. George Simpson. of Regent Street, having survived her husband but a fortnight, to whom she had been united only six mouths ; in her 21st year. On the 34 August, at Tivoli Lodge, Cheltenham, ROBERT KENRICK MANLEY, Esq.; in his 80th year.
At Croydon. MARY MARIA KITCHEN; in her 1030 year. In the Abbey. Limerick, at a very advanced age. Jens KEANE. the oldest of the fishermen on the Shannon, and regarded for many sears as the patriarch of his class. Ile was a man or primitive manners, of the strictest integrity, and was esteemed for his excellent disposition by all who knew him. As a proof of the advantages of teetotalism, we may observe that this old man had not taken malt or spirituous liquors for a period of forty-six years before his death, though frequently out in the severest weather.
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